Medication-related Clinical Decision Support in Computerized Provider Order Entry Systems: A Review¶
Kuperman. (2007). Medication-related Clinical Decision Support in Computerized Provider Order Entry Systems: A Review: A Review. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
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- Therapeutic Duplication
- Within medication safety, pharmacy practice, and electronic prescribing, therapeutic duplication is the standard category name for this set-level coordination failure, and it demarcates a distinct intervention target — the medication list reviewed as an integrated set, not as a collection of individual prescriptions — calling for reconciliation at every care transition, pharmacologic-class scanning rather than interaction-pair scanning, and decision-support logic that can identify same-class co-prescribing across multiple ordering providers
This sourceDuplicate therapy checking as one of the basic classes of medication-related decision support in computerized provider order entry.
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- Within medication safety, pharmacy practice, and electronic prescribing, therapeutic duplication is the standard category name for this set-level coordination failure, and it demarcates a distinct intervention target — the medication list reviewed as an integrated set, not as a collection of individual prescriptions — calling for reconciliation at every care transition, pharmacologic-class scanning rather than interaction-pair scanning, and decision-support logic that can identify same-class co-prescribing across multiple ordering providers
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